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Wake up and smell the coffee by Bergen
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies)
22 Sep 2020
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The Avengers find themselves in need of Spider-Man’s help to improve their reputation. Peter Parker, however, doesn't exactly have the best reputation: he has been dabbling in a life of crime.
Tony really doesn't care about picking up after some degenerate teen.
Peter really doesn't care about some dumb adults telling him what to do.And nothing will ever, ever change their minds.
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- Part 1 of Wake up and smell the coffee
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- English
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Bookmarked by greylocker
23 Jul 2026
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hesitation is killing me too by CallicoKitten
Fandoms: The Amazing Spider-Man (Movies - Webb), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies)
02 Jan 2022
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Peter Three is rolling Max’s device between his palms. “You know earlier when you asked me if I had someone and I said no?” he interrupts. “I uh, I wasn’t exactly telling the truth. It’s just – really complicated?”
And Peter Two says, “We can make time,” like they’re not currently trying to stop the fabric of reality from splitting.
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hydra's not a home by tempestaurora
Fandom Iron Man (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
05 Nov 2018
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At 6 years old, the son of Tony and Pepper Stark, Peter, is kidnapped, never to be seen again. Or, so they thought. Ten years later, while raiding a HYDRA base, the Avengers come across a new, enhanced individual, working for the enemy: in black spandex, with a tendency to stick to walls and shoot webs from his wrists, the Black Spider is a pain in the ass in more ways than one.
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Bookmarked by greylocker
18 Jul 2026
Bookmarker's Notes
Spent the whole night reading the series, it's worth it
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So No One Told You Life Was Gonna Be This Way by Jenetica
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, The Amazing Spider-Man (Movies - Webb), Deadpool - All Media Types
05 Feb 2022
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Peter Parker's life doesn't need an influx of new, distinctly spidery Spider-Man powers. He would gladly spend the rest of his days not creating tiny spiders from nowhere, for example. Like, in a, "yes please, I'll take two orders of the 'no spider-parenthood lifestyle,' hold the whip" kind of way. And that's only the start of how certifiably nuts his life has gotten lately.
But... okay, the spiders are pretty cute. And the other powers, well, aren't horrible. He supposes. And if Deadpool seems to think his new spidery skills are great and interesting and hot (which is weird, but not as objectionable as Peter would expect), that's... that's not so horrible, either.
Alternatively: Peter's powers are a joke, he's broke, and his love life... isn't all that DOA.
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See author's notes for tag descriptions and warnings, but for real, this is a mostly cute, constantly comedic foray into spidery!Spider-Man life.
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Deadpool: Arrival by Jenetica
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Deadpool - All Media Types
06 Sep 2024
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Peter is a comic books fan, which is probably pretty weird considering he's an actual superhero, but whatever. He's made peace with it.
Now an adult with a full-time job to juggle on top of his Spider-Man duties, he doesn't have time to read most releases for his favorite characters, save for one: Deadpool. He keeps up religiously with Deadpool. Even has a poster of him on his wall, and even occasionally talks to that poster just to keep the crippling loneliness of his double-life at bay.
Deadpool's newest and most mysterious series, Deadpool: Arrival, is... strange. The plot is paper thin and pointless, none of Deadpool's usual crowd shows up, and his fourth wall breaks are... weird. Like, weird weird. Uncanny, some might say.
Or, really, one might say. Because the longer Peter reads, the more he begins to realize that all those fourth wall breaks, all those weird asides, seem to be tailored to one person, and one person alone: himself.

